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Here is a link to WeRocks http://www.we-rock.cc/ it is just what you are after, having an actual stock class. Rich even has a trophy class so if you don’t want in to the prize money it is less expensive to enter. Bob Hazel who runs ProRock also has a stock class. Now for a reality check. You...

Each district office has the ability to set the cap number on a non-commercial event. Moab is 50 and Fillmore has set their number at 6. (nationally it is 75 vehicles in the Forest) I am not sure if contacting the state BLM office would be the right thing to do or not to complain to the acting...

With customer service like that, why would you not buy Yukons?

From my experience it has been a combination of factors that contribute to joint and yoke failures. The first thing that happens is the cap loosens in the yoke bore. Full circle snap rings help quite a bit but if the cap gets loose in the bore then it is just a matter of time that it will fail...

Shawn, Why would you go with cm shafts and these joints? Do you still drive it on the road? Todd

We are running the Yukon inner and outer shafts with OX joints. They have held up well since last year with no problems. Used to break joints all the time. No one has mentioned OX as opposed to Yukon or CTM's. As far as I am concerned CTM's are over priced and according to reps I have talked...

Nate, There are two things you can do. Get a Safari newspaper when you get to town (they are all over) and simply run the trails you want by selecting the ones the official group is not on that day. There are many trails still open for registration that you can sign up for at the...

Nate, As far as it goes the Moab EJS is one of the least expensive organized events in the country. Check out the prices for Sierra Trek at http://www.cal4wheel.com/sierratrek/sierrarun.html OK I admit they feed you but $110 a day per adult can buy a lot of food. The $50 is for the...

The reason for this is not what you think. As a trail leader I use license plates as a reference to check off participants. This number is used in tracking paying members and linked to the liability form that is signed each day by each member of the vehicle. In this way we also can assume the...

How sad, letting your convictions get in the way of enjoying what this beautiful state has to offer. The cherry stemmed and proposed wilderness areas are in the best part or our state and legal to drive on. This is why our sides will never come to an agreement of how best to protect the land. Todd

BLUERIBBON COALITION, INC. NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Paul Turcke 208.331.1807 Brian Hawthorne 1-800-258-3742 x102 Don Amador 925-625-6287 Date: March 27, 2006 FOREST SERVICE CLARIFIES ROUTE DESIGNATION PROCESS VALLEJO, CA (March 27) -- In a Memo dated March 23, 2006, the USDA...

These are SUWA members that own SUV’s. They support the Red Rock Wilderness Bill and what they state on the web site is not the truth. “Under the citizens' wilderness proposal, a significant vehicle-route network, consisting of a large majority of the routes which receive substantial use...

A bit long and rated PG for language but worth a look. Penn & Teller's Showtime report on the Endangered Species Act http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8134376834827241392&q=bulls***

Thanks Dave.

Don't know. Why don't you give Paul Henderson a call or go see him. You should know where his office is. As I remember $10K out of the MUD Fund was directed at this. Todd

You have to understand the term "highway" used in the original 1866 RS 2477 law meant a travelway which could translate to a footpath, wagon road or even a waterway for boats. Today we think of it as a paved road but that was not the case in 1866. There is an obvious reason SUWA uses the...

Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 3:51 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Congratulations Craig and Dallas! From the UROC forum: Yes, After a conversation and further review of the Current Rules, The Pheonix Event is...

You wont get lost. You will come out on the Spike. Todd

Just go up Little Canyon like you would to go on Gold Bar Rim. There is an intersection in Little Canyon with a sign that points right to Metal Masher and Left to Gold Bar/Spike. Go Left. The trail then comes to a T. Right goes to Bull Canyon and Left to Gold Bar/Spike. Not to far from this T...

Have you been to their web site lately? That is exactly what they are telling the Gov about RS2477